The world's cocoa crunch is finally showing signs of a turnaround, as better harvests in South America and waning demand put supplies on track for a back-to-back surplus.
European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone doesn't see major threats to inflation in either direction, with interest rates currently well positioned.
The Swiss National Bank's threat to cut borrowing costs and deploy the world's only negative monetary policy stance is likely to stay unfulfilled this week.
China's market watchdog is initiating a series of moves to tamp down runaway competition in the meal delivery arena, spurring a rally in shares of sector leaders Meituan and JD.com Inc.
New Zealand faces soaring debt over the next 40 years unless governments make policy adjustments to rebalance spending and revenue, the Treasury Department has warned.
China's energy regulator pledged to crack down on cut-throat competition and overcapacity in the solar manufacturing sector, as the industry struggles with a prolonged downturn.
Citigroup Inc. will continue to have a neutral-to-bearish view on iron ore as supply disruptions have been priced in and the spot rally has run ahead of fundamentals.
Democrat Adelita Grijalva won the special election for Arizona's seventh district, Associated Press projected, further narrowing the already razor-thin Republican majority in the US House while setting the stage for a forced floor vote to release ...
